Winston Churchill
According to Winston Churchill “, if you are not a liberal when you are 25, you have no heart. If you are not a conservative by the time you are 35, you have no brain. Once, the director of our school quoted this and reminded us that he is over the hill, claiming that we should sometimes accept that he will not accept our crazy ideas, such as playing football in the classroom.
I agree with Churchill’s statement and can prove it with my own example: an 18 years old person with liberal thoughts (hopefully). As far as I am concerned youngsters are prone to be liberal, because they did not understand the world yet. Young adults think that rapid changes can be made and that it is easy to shape the world and to shape traditions. Even though this sounds negative, in my opinion, one should definitely rely on them because they are the ones who believe in changes and are able to protest to have their rights and to achieve something. On top of that, young adults have a future: they aspire to have a good job, social welfare and to create a pleasant environment for their descendants.
On the other hand, people over 35 got used to the way of life: when they were younger they were in protests, believed in changes and may even make some. It is important to emphasise that conservative philosophy does not mean a world without improvement, it means little changes in a way that traditions and already working-systems are preserved. As people settle down, create a family, have a job they long for steadiness and safety. They do not have radically new ideas since they have lived half of their lives in one system and they have learned how to operate in it. After almost 40 years the barriers and deficiencies of that system are not as striking as it was 20 years ago, this is why they, at least, accept it.
Overall, one should see a process: that mankind can get used to a system. To my mind, one should resist this process, by travelling around the world and speaking with people from different countries. I hope that as I will get older, I would be open-minded and would not overlook problems in the country, where I will live.
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According to Winston Churchill “, if you are not a liberal when you are 25, you have no heart. If you are not a conservative by the time you are 35, you have no brain. Once, the director of our school quoted this and reminded us that he is over the hill, claiming that we should sometimes accept that he will not accept our crazy ideas, such as playing football in the classroom.
I agree with Churchill’s statement and can prove it with my own example: an 18 year-old person with liberal thoughts (hopefully). As far as I am concerned youngsters are prone to be liberal, because they do not understand the world yet. Young adults think that rapid changes can be made and that it is easy to shape the world and to shape traditions. Even though this sounds negative, in my opinion, one should definitely rely on them because they are the ones who believe in changes and are able to protest to have their rights and to achieve something. On top of that, young adults have a future: they aspire to have a good job, social welfare and to create a pleasant environment for their descendants.
On the other hand, people over 35 have become used to their way of life: when they were younger they were in protests, believed in changes and maybe even made some. It is important to emphasize that conservative philosophy does not mean a world without improvement, it means little changes in a way that traditions and already working-systems are preserved. As people settle down, create a family, have a job they long for steadiness and safety. They do not have radically new ideas since they have lived half of their lives in one system and they have learned how to operate in it. After almost 40 years the barriers and deficiencies of that system are not as striking as it was 20 years ago, this is why they, at least, accept it.
Overall, one should see a process: that mankind can get used to a system. To my mind, one should resist this process, by travelling around the world and speaking with people from different countries. I hope that as I will get older, I would be open-minded and would not overlook problems in the country, where I will live.
I agree with Churchill’s statement and can prove it with my own example: an 18 year-old person with liberal thoughts (hopefully). As far as I am concerned youngsters are prone to be liberal, because they do not understand the world yet. Young adults think that rapid changes can be made and that it is easy to shape the world and to shape traditions. Even though this sounds negative, in my opinion, one should definitely rely on them because they are the ones who believe in changes and are able to protest to have their rights and to achieve something. On top of that, young adults have a future: they aspire to have a good job, social welfare and to create a pleasant environment for their descendants.
On the other hand, people over 35 have become used to their way of life: when they were younger they were in protests, believed in changes and maybe even made some. It is important to emphasize that conservative philosophy does not mean a world without improvement, it means little changes in a way that traditions and already working-systems are preserved. As people settle down, create a family, have a job they long for steadiness and safety. They do not have radically new ideas since they have lived half of their lives in one system and they have learned how to operate in it. After almost 40 years the barriers and deficiencies of that system are not as striking as it was 20 years ago, this is why they, at least, accept it.
Overall, one should see a process: that mankind can get used to a system. To my mind, one should resist this process, by travelling around the world and speaking with people from different countries. I hope that as I will get older, I would be open-minded and would not overlook problems in the country, where I will live.
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According to Winston Churchill “, if you are not a liberal when you are 25, you have no heart. If you are not a conservative by the time you are 35, you have no brain. Once, the director of our school quoted this and reminded us that he is over the hill, claiming that we should sometimes accept that he will not accept our crazy ideas, such as playing football in the classroom.
I agree with Churchill’s statement and can prove it with my own example: an 18 year-old person with liberal thoughts (hopefully). As far as I am concerned youngsters are prone to be liberal, because they do not understand the world yet. Young adults think that rapid changes can be made and that it is easy to shape the world and to shape traditions. Even though this sounds negative, in my opinion, one should definitely rely on them because they are the ones who believe in changes and are able to protest to have their rights and to achieve something. On top of that, young adults have a future: they aspire to have a good job, social welfare and to create a pleasant environment for their descendants.
On the other hand, people over 35 have become used to their way of life: when they were younger they were in protests, believed in changes and maybe even made some. It is important to emphasize that conservative philosophy does not mean a world without improvement, it means little changes in a way that traditions and already working-systems are preserved. As people settle down, create a family, have a job they long for steadiness and safety. They do not have radically new ideas since they have lived half of their lives in one system and they have learned how to operate in it. After almost 40 years the barriers and deficiencies of that system are not as striking as it was 20 years ago, this is why they, at least, accept it.
Overall, one should see a process: that mankind can get used to a system. To my mind, one should resist this process, by travelling around the world and speaking with people from different countries. I hope that as I will get older, I would be open-minded and would not overlook problems in the country, where I will live.
I agree with Churchill’s statement and can prove it with my own example: an 18 year-old person with liberal thoughts (hopefully). As far as I am concerned youngsters are prone to be liberal, because they do not understand the world yet. Young adults think that rapid changes can be made and that it is easy to shape the world and to shape traditions. Even though this sounds negative, in my opinion, one should definitely rely on them because they are the ones who believe in changes and are able to protest to have their rights and to achieve something. On top of that, young adults have a future: they aspire to have a good job, social welfare and to create a pleasant environment for their descendants.
On the other hand, people over 35 have become used to their way of life: when they were younger they were in protests, believed in changes and maybe even made some. It is important to emphasize that conservative philosophy does not mean a world without improvement, it means little changes in a way that traditions and already working-systems are preserved. As people settle down, create a family, have a job they long for steadiness and safety. They do not have radically new ideas since they have lived half of their lives in one system and they have learned how to operate in it. After almost 40 years the barriers and deficiencies of that system are not as striking as it was 20 years ago, this is why they, at least, accept it.
Overall, one should see a process: that mankind can get used to a system. To my mind, one should resist this process, by travelling around the world and speaking with people from different countries. I hope that as I will get older, I would be open-minded and would not overlook problems in the country, where I will live.
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